Some things just don't need to be wireless.
Headsets are the one area I disagree on. :)
Not having to deal with a cord is huge. I've gotten tangled in them so many times and have almost pulled laptops off tables when getting up and walking away. (ADHD means I forever forget there's a cord attached to my head.)
Granted, I'm using Apple AirPods with Apple devices... which makes the wireless experience far better than average.
That weird. I use mine for everything with no problems. Am I doing it wrong?
At 200ms interruptions happen more often and the flow of a conversation can't be maintained as well. But you might just chalk that up to "video chats are not very good anyway." Latency punishes the person you're talking to, who sees more interruptions, not necessarily just yourself.
edit: I note you're in Australia. Perhaps your baseline latency is already fairly high. But that should make this issue even more important.
That explains it I guess. Most of us don't have ADHD so it isn't a problem for us
As a hard of hearing person, I need the absolute best, fastest audio I can get. After way more research than it should have taken, I ended up with the SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless and have been quite happy with it.
Not cheap, but for something in my critical path for literally every minute of my work, totally worth it.
Had the same issue before discovering flat cables (if you don't know what I mean, they look like linguine, not spaghetti).
And it would happen almost invisibly - there was no indication in the OS of what was going on.
Maybe it's better now?